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OUR EFFORTS HEREIN SHOWN WILL 
BE OF MATERIAL ASSISTANCE IN 
THE MAKING OF BEAUTIFUL HOMES, 
WE RESPECTFULLY PRESENT THIS 
SKETCH BOOK TO OUR PATRONS 


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Kayser & Allman 


Philadelphia New York Minneapolis 


Pretace 


E it understood that these sketches are merely sugges- 
tions; suggestions of only a few of the many possible 
ways of decorating with patterns from our line. 

The patterns herein shown have been chosen at random. 
For each one there are at least fifty other kinds of papers and 
decorative materials, in different colorings and styles, that may 
be used in the identical manner. 

‘very illustration is a practical one, and any decorator 
‘an produce its likeness upon a room by the use of these very 
materials. 

These illustrations are for STYLE of decorating. The 
harmony and coloring of design rests with the decorator. 
If at any time we can be of assistance in helping to choose 
appropriate decorations for special rooms or special purposes, 
we will welcome correspondence, and offer, without charge, the 
suggestions of the most artistic decorators in the United 
States. 

Besides the sketches there are plates of magnificent cut- 
out friezes; plates of decorations with corner-pieces to match, 
and plates of plastic stucco decorations, and a masterful rep- 
resentation of a church beautifully decorated. 

Each sketch carries with it a concise explanation of what 
has been used upon it, and how. To make a faithful repro- 
duction is a simple matter. We have marked on each plate 


the number of the pattern or material, so that any mode, 


pleasing in its entirety, can be ordered without reference to the 
sample books. 


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NEAL TE TNE iat rt atte: 
Ealing Tint No. 10001 — Pr — 
4020 per roll 
Book 5 | 
White Picture Rod— 
No. 0225 


No. 5 eS “ 
0804 per foot | Pater eee 


Decoration No, 35821-— 
0804 per yard 
Book 5 


Ornament No. 60822— ms 
3015 each ¥ 
Sp. 


eae No. 12529— 


24 per roll 
Book 5 
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White Chair Rail— 
No. 3X69 


1407 per foot 
Jhambray No, 12531—— 


4824 per roll 
Book 5 


Decoration same as — 
upper wall 


Good decorating is properly defined in these few words: 


Blending of Color—Harmony of Designs—Simplicity of Effect. 


N this beautiful chamber note how the tones of blue, gray and pink blend together 

in a charming manner. The low paneled base is a mode from the old Colonial 

days. ‘The blue Chambray fills the panels—a chair-rail divides the upper gray Cham- 
bray paneled with a magnificent decoration. In the interior of each upper small panel 
is placed the decorative ornament. A picture rod and ceiling of white completes a 
room of simple beauty, though strong in harmony and color. 


AVERY LIBR 
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, 


AJ PREMRE 


“}—Ceiling No, 20538 


Cheer, life, energy, belong to the dining-room. 
But serviceableness is a requisite not to be overlooked. 


FE illustrate in this most pleasing sketch the essential features of what con- 
stitutes one of the many modes of dining-room decorations. 

The base is of a washable carved leather paper, topped with a three-inch plate 
rack; a soft, two-tone tan stripe meets the natural fruit cut-out frieze. The cove moulding 
makes the finish at the ceiling angle. The inlaid ceiling effect fits nicely into the scheme. 
Just enough of life and energy portrayed throughout to surround the family table with a 
world of cheer. 


8040 per roll 
Special Book 3 


Cove Moulding 
8040 per foot 


—Cut-Out Frieze 
No. 50858 


5025 per yard, cut out 


Special Book 4 


Stripe No. 15470 
6030 Pe roll 
Special Book 4 


Plate Rack No. 1076 
4020 per foot 


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L__Leather Base 
No. 60684 


240120 per roll 
Special Book 3 


BIRO. 
(yee PAPER 
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PLATES 

Ceiling No. 15534—— J * 

6030 per roll 

Book 5 
Panel Strip No. 35781 Peay. 

0603 ae ard Wasa 

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Frieze No. 40844— [git 5 Zs Saeae gee teR ECT SUE SE TR RY 
3015 per yard, cut out § geet ss Stan : : 


Special Book 1 


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Wall Stripe No. 15457— 
6030 i ro 
Special Book 1 


Bottom Strip— 

No. 35844 
2010 per yard, cut out 
Special Book 1 


One of Nature’s most pleasing offerings. 
The floral frieze entwined with ribbon and bowknots. 


N exquisite example of simple chamber decorating. The blue stripe with floral 
cut-out frieze at door-tops—the silk dot above paneled with the little strips of flowers, 
and then out over the ceiling, makes a bedroom of undeniable charm. Simple in 

construction, but of a most beautiful effect. This mode can be followed with any com- 
bination of colors and kinds. 


PLATE 4 


—Ceiling No. 10002 
4020 per roll 
2 Same as Base Panel 


Chambray Stiling 
‘0. 12529 


es No. 1252 
4824 per roll 
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= aN Book 5 
= Dre nen s White Cove Moulding 
ace ath 4020 per foot 


Cut-Out Frieze 
No. 50854 

5025 per yard, cut out 

Special 1 


Shadow Wall Stripe 
No. 25463 
100050 per roll 
Special 1 


Shair Rail No. 4X88 
1809 per foot 


Paneling No. 50795 
2010 per yard 
Special 5 


Panel Interior 
No. 15409 

6030 per roll 

Special 5 


Panel Corner-Piece 
No. 40795 

0603 each 

Special 5 


First impressions are the strongest. 


The reception-room or parlor must needs be right. 


FE illustrate here one of the newest of reception-room or parlor modes. ‘The paneled 

base is low, scarcely three feet from the floor. Each panel is filled with a Chambray 

upon which appears a white rose in outline. <A chair rail separates the lower from 

the magnificent shadow stripe; the soft, subdued blends of which have proclaimed the 

artist’s masterpiece. ‘The novel border in imitation of carved white and colored marble, 

makes an exquisite finish. A cove moulding appears at the angle. The ceiling is sub- 

divided by a Chambray stiling and plain tint, separated by the same decoration and corner- 
piece used at the base. 

A harmony of color that stands forth as an exquisite example of quiet and refinement. 


Decoration No. 35789-——-¥ 
0804 per yard 
Book 6 
Ceiling No. 25055— 
100050 per roll 
Book 5 
Picture Rod No. 1X53——@ 
0603 per foot = 


Stripe cut from Base 


Continuous Frieze— 
No. 2587 


2010 per yard 
Special Book 4 


Panel Interior—— ie 
No. 15426 
6030 per roll 
Special Book 4 


Plate Rack No. 0980—— fim 
3618 per foot 


Base Stripe No. 18479—— 
7236 per roll 
Special Book 4 


# 4 


Novelty is an essential feature of decorating. 


Excellent possibilities lie in every pattern in our line. 


HIS treats of the novel, the different, but yet the correct. An easy mode withal. 

The handsome gold, green and brown stripe is paneled by itself, merely by reversing 

the stripe top and bottom, and mitering. At top of base is placed a plate rack. ‘The 
upper wall consists of a beautiful jaspe paper upon which is formed panels by the stripe 
cut from the lower paper. In alternate small and every large panel, the forest frieze is 
placed, cut in sections to fit the panel. A picture rod at the angle as a finish, and soft-toned 
solid oatmeal paper over ceiling, that relieves itself of plainness by a decoration in colors 
to harmonize. This mode can also carry, if desired, the Hunt Scenes or Arabian Scenes 
or Aerochrome Ornaments found upon Plate 25, Plate 26 and Plate 27. 


PLATE 6 


— Ceiling Tint No. 10001 
4020 per roll 

—Decoration same as 
lower wall 


—-Picture Rod No. 0225 
0804 per foot 


—Cut-out Frieze 

j No. 60856 
45025 per yard, cut out 
i Special 1 


—Stripe No. 15458 
6030 per roll 
Special Book 1 


-—Photo Rail No. 0670 
2412 per foot 
—Decoration No. 35780 
0603 per yard 
Book 5 


+ —Chambray No. 12533 
j 4824 per roll 
Book 5 


Yellow—sunshine’s substitute—mellow, rich and bright. 
Its place is firmly fixed in modern decorating. 


ERE shows what may be done with the simplest of pretty patterns. A Chambray 
base, paneled with a small floral decoration; a photo rail, a soft, beautiful two- 
toned silk stripe, a magnificent frieze cut-out, a picture rod and ceiling of white, 

comprise the means of completing a room of unusual brilliance and richness of distinctive 
tone. A most charming and appropriate modern mode. 


K JIN WALL PAPER | 


Ceil Decoration. 
same as Wall 


Picture Rod No. 0225 
0804 per foot 


Frieze No. 25846 
3015 per yard, cut out 
Special Book 1 


Inlay Tint No, 10002 
4020 per roll 
Book 5 


Decoration No. 60827 
2613 per yard, cut out 
Special 1 


Jaspe Stripe No. 15420: 
6030 Ree roll 
Special Book 1 


Inlay No. 10002—— 
4020 per roll 
Book 5 


Mural decorations for the chamber are manifold. 
The spot-light of modishness falls wpon the cut-out frieze and panels. 


CC WEET” best expresses this most beautiful treatment. “Simplicity”’ explains it. 
The jaspe panels outlined by the ribbon decoration produce an exquisite sense of 
delicacy and richness. A soft tone tint stiling surrounds the panels, upon which 

is placed the beautiful full-blown rose frieze of pink and yellow hues. Upon the ceiling of 

same tint as stiling, the ribbon decoration appears so as to complete the harmony. 


—-Paper Panel No. 40782 
0603 per yard 
Book 6 


I —Ceiling No. 08025 
3216 per roll 
Book 5 


Bi —Picture Rod No. 1X52 
0603 per foot 


mj ——Frieze No. 50864 
4020 per yard, cut out 
Special Book 4 


—-FPlain Oatmeal 
No. 25055 
100050 Pe roll 
Book 5 


—Lower Pattern 
No, 30669 

120060 per roll 

Special Book 3 


Personality—Individuality—Originality. 


The three stepping-stones to success. 


N this most pleasing suggestion we have shown a mode that applies to many different 
patterns in our line.” Those here shown are particularly appropriate for this kind of 
work, 

The lower pattern is cut out on its upper edge and placed upon a plain ground to 
match. A beautiful frieze cut-out is hung at the angle. A plain tint ceiling with paper 
paneling completes a most unusual and artistic room. This form of decorating is 
extremely easy to produce, and its result a lasting pleasure. 


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Ceiling Tint No. 10001 
4020 per roll 
Book 5 


Decoration with 
Corner 
See lower wall 
Cove Moulding. 
8040 per foot 


Panel Decoration 
No. 60834 
4020 per yard 
Dp. 
Corner for Decoration 
No. 90835 


5025 each 
Sp. 


Wall Pattern——# 
No, 16698 
6432 per roll 
Special Book 3 


Wood Panel Bead—— 
No. 1X44 
0603 per foot 


Panel Stiling — 
No, 25543 
100050 per roll 
Book 5 


Refined elegance; eaquisitness of design. 
This happy combination aptly describes artistic merit. 


MAGNIFICENT panel decoration that carries on it a beautiful bouquet of roses, 
and repeated in the corner pieces to match, encloses a panel of wonderful beauty; 
a silk pattern, not a bit expensive, but thoroughly effective. 
The surrounding portion of the panels is a monotone with raised design, joining this 
with the panel is a white wood panel bead. 
A modern way of decorating with patterns of elegance, and yet, patterns of moderate 


price. 


DR 


KAYSER 6 ALLMAN | 


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WALL PAPER ] 


PLATE 10 


Ceiling No. 08025 
Ingrain 
3216 per roll 
Book 5 


Cut from Wall Pattern 


Cut from Wall Pattern 


fee: No. 18428 
7236 per roll 
Book 5 


—Photo Rail No 0674 
2412 per foot 


‘a —Crown No. 40315 
1608 per Crown 
Special Book 4 


i——Wall No. 15315 
6030 per roll 
Special Book 4 


} —Bottom Strip 
No. 25315 
0804 each 
Each strip 18 ins. long 


Each pattern carries some opportunity. 
Take advantage of it, and you will have a different kind of decorating. 


E present, in this illustration, a suggestion of novelty that impresses one with its 
simplicity. 
The handsome crown pattern is used to almost the door tops; a soft, glowing 
tan jaspe stripe is paneled on the upper portion with the stripe cut from the wall. 

The forming of these panels upon the wall gives a remarkable finish of beauty to the 
otherwise plain upper, and extremely simple in construction. A plain ingrain ceiling carries 
on it the same stripe panel crossed at the corner, meeting the uprights of the side panel. 

Beautiful, novel and withal, inexpensive. 


PLATE 11 


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Plastic Stucco No, 246— & SVAN 
6030 per foot © pao 
\Plate 33 VAS So CG om 
Plastic Corner-Piece 
No. 330 

{ 300150 each 
Panel Bead and 

Corner 


Panel Bead No. 2X48 
1005 per foot, 


Corners to Match 
_ 8040 each 


Pressed Panel Center 
No, 90646 
360180 per roll 
Special Book 3 


Betling. 'Tint No. 10008- 
020 per roll 
Book 5 


Chair Rail No. 3X69. 
1407 per foot 


Panel Bead No. 1X44 
0603 per foot 


Green Center. 
No 25543 
100050 ae roll 
Book 5 
Corner Rosett 
No. 1006 
1005 each. 
Plate 33 


“Knowing how” is everything. 


It leads into paths other than those trod by custom. 


HIS beautiful sketch portrays one of the prettiest modes of decorating for parlor or 
reception-room. 
The low base of raised Rococco design is paneled with a white panel bead. 
At each corner is a Plastic Stucco Rosette. A white chair rail separates it from the mag- 
nificent broad and narrow panels of pressed paper. A light tint stiling surrounds these 
panels. On the ceiling of same light tint one broad panel is formed by a wonderfully 
beautiful Plastic Stucco design with corner-piece to match. Plastic Stucco is made in 
pure white, but may be tinted and high-lighted in gold or silver to match any mode of 
decoration. 


PLATE 12 


Ceiling Tint No. 10001 
4020 per roll 
Book 5 
Same as paneling on 
upper wall 


——Paneling cut from 
lower edge of Border 


-" i _potted_U per 
: 075 


No. 
2814 per roll 
Book 5 


~ #—Corner-Piece cut from 
, der 


—-Photo Rail No. 0670 
2412 per foot 


—Border No. 20353 
0804 Per yard 
Special Book 1 


—Wall No. 12353 
4824 per roll 
Special Book 1 


——Bottom Strip eut 
from Border 


Expense is not necessary for proper decorating. 


The simplest patterns, rightly handled, ofttimes produce the most pleasing effect. 


DAINTY pattern, for a dainty chamber. 
A harmony of tone, an effect of wondrous beauty. 
All from the possibility found in one pattern. 

The low wall, a beautiful stripe with its blue background. The match border divides 
itself, giving a band for around the washboard and the panel on the upper wall, and the 
corner-piece for the paneling. The border itself hung directly below a photo rail. The 
blue and white dotted Swiss effect runs over the upper wall and out on the ceiling where 
it meets the plain center, separated from it by the same paneling strip as on lower wall. 

A dainty treatment, truly, still plenty of color and a world of harmony. 


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PLATE 13 


Paper Paneling——g 
No. 35791 
0603 per yard 
Ceiling No. 08025 — 
3216 per roll 
Book 5 


Grape Frieze—- 
No. 908694 
6030 per HO cut out 


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Special 4 


Stripe No. 25476— 
100050 per roll 
Special Book 4 


4020 per foot 


Plate Rail No. 1076— 


Decoration No. 60811—— 
1407 per yard 


Panel Center—— 


No. 
100050 per roll 
Book 5 


Each mode features some specialty. 


Nature's fruits will always be appropriate for the dining-room. 


HE lower wall is decorated with a paper patterned after real burlap cloth, and so 

closely does it resemble it that one is forced to look twice to discover its clever decep- 

tion. The famous Walls of Troy paneling, reverses and miters forming the panels 
up to the plate rail. 

On the upper wall is used a beautiful two-tone stripe of brown tones, meeting the 
grape frieze cut-out upon it. The ceiling of one-tone paneled with a paper paneling, 
and one full grape pattern cut-out at each corner lends a harmony of color and design that 
must commend itself to lovers of the unusual. 


Celling No. 08025 
3216 per roll 
Book 5 


Border No, 25308 
1005 per yard 
Special Book 2 


§—Tan Upper No. 15487 
6030 per roll 
Book 5 


+—Toy Rall No. 1377 
5226 per foot 


Cut from Pattern 
No. 12308 
4812 per roll 
Special Book 2 


| —Figures eut from 
: Border 


t——Green Lower 
| No 20488 
8040 per roll 
Book 5 


Glorious, innocent childhood’s happy hours. 
The memory of the play-room stays long after all else is JSorgotten. 


IVE the young ones some little room all their own. Decorate it as befits the intent. 
Serviceable, but neat. Appealing and pleasing to each little man or woman. Their 
pleasure will transmit itself to you. 

In this pretty play-room we use as a theme the play-time paper, cutting away all but 
the top and bottom cross strip and sides. The center of the panels is of a well-covered 
fabric paper, and has pasted upon it figures cut from the border. A wide rail gives a place 
for toys and trinkets when not in use. The boy and girl frieze follows around the room 
at the upper angle. The ceiling is of plain ingrain. 


Ceiling Pattern: 

No. 15754 

6030 per roll 
Book 5 

Moulding No. 0226 

‘0804 per foot 


Birds soe from Pattern 


56 
120060 er roll 
Special 3 


Imported Tile 
0. 90713 

360180 per roll 
ook 5 


Flat Rail No. 3X69 
1407 per foot 


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Bathrooms or kitchens should be sanitary. 


But—it is not necessary to subserve the artistic. 


E offer a suggestion in this sketch that should not be passed lightly. 
Every paper used in this mode of decorating is washable. The genuine 
Sanitas is used as a lower wall; an imported varnished paper above to the ceiling. 
The decorator’s fertile mind conceives a pretty finish by cutting out and placing here 
and there on the upper walls water birds found in another paper. 
This pretty effect, and sanitary, can be duplicated in the kitchen or pantry. 


—Paper Paneling 
No. 35784 
neue per yard 


ook 
—Ceiling No. 25055 
100050 per roll 
Book 5 
oa——Same as Ceiling 
Paneling 


—Cut from Crown 


—Upper Wall 
No 25057 
100050 per roll 
Book 5 


——Flat Rail No. 4X88 
1809 per foot 


——Crown No. 75317 
3015 per Crown, cut out 
Special Book 4 


120060 per roll 
Special Book 4 


—Bottom Panel Strip 
No 50317 
1608 each, cut out 


Panel Strip 18 ins. 
long 
Special Book 


Each home contains two kinds of rooms. 


Rooms of activity—rooms of rest. 


HIS beautiful decoration best suits in the library or sitting-room. Just enough of 
color, just enough of design and motive to comfort and enjoy. 
The crown pattern is used to door tops; a rail separates the plain oatmeal upper, 
upon which here and there is a set-piece cut from the crown. A plain ceiling, with proper 
panel lends a richness and perfect harmony to this most fascinating room. 


Paneling No. 35311—— 3% 
0603 per yard 
Special Book 4 


Ceiling No. 10001-— 
4020 per roll 
Book 5 


Cove Moulding —— 
8040 per foot 


Paneling same as— > 
on Ceiling ———— =. 


Corner-piece 0402 each 


Upper Wall— 
No. 15311 
6030 per roll 
Special Book 4 


Border No, 30311 
3015 per yard, cut out 
Special Book 4 


Lower Wall— 
same as Upper 


Upright Strips same— 
as Upper Wall and 
Ceiling Paneling 


Border same as—} 
Top, only reversed 


A radiating cheeriness of Delph tones. 


This 1s what makes it so appropriate for the dining-room. 


HE lower wall, so rich in pattern and color, carries on it the small figured pattern. 
Below the plate rack is placed the frieze; the panel is formed by reversing the frieze 
above the washboard and joining upper and lower points with the panel strips. 

The upper wall again extends the motive 


the small figured and the paneling strip and 
corner-piece. The white ceiling blends beautifully to the entire mode, made even more 
beautiful by the paneling strip forming at each corner of the room a novelty cross piece. 

The panelings match corner-piece defines the ending of it. A cove moulding greatly 
helps with the massiveness of the entire mode. 


Ceiling No. 08020 
3216 per roll 
Book 5 


'—Border No. 20310 
5 0804 per yard 
Special Book 4 


Inlay No. 10545 
4020 per roll 
_ Special 4 


Panel Band cut from 
Wall 


Set-Piece cut from 
Border 


‘Wall Pattern 
No. 10310 
4020 per roll 
Special Book 4 


Regardless of price, beauty can be built from good material. 
Our line is full, from end to end, with just such material. 


HIS room exemplifies what can be done with inexpensive papers. The effect is 
superb; so quiet; so refined. Every detail so wonderfully brought out. 

The narrow panels on plain inside. The broad ones filled with the little figured 
paper; miniatures of the prominent figure in the border. The stripe for forming the 
panels is printed on the figured paper. 

The decoration in the narrow panels is cut from the border. The ceiling is plain, so 
as to in no way detract from the quiet elegance of color and pattern harmony. 
The surrounding portion of all panels is the same as the interior of the narrow panels. 


Ceiling No, 20538 — 
8040 per roll 
Special Book 3 


Cornice Border 
No. 50863 
1608"per 4 

Book 5 


Wall No. 20449 
$040 per roll 
Book 5 


Linerusta Rail 
No. 250925 
4020 per yard 


Special 5 


Linerusta No. 150918 
600300 per roll 
Special 5 


The warmth of red is apparent. 


In some place, every home should carry i. 


FE show here a most serviceable and artistic hall decoration. 
The base or lower wall is of genuine Lincrusta, to which there is no wear-out. 
The Lincrusta rail border follows the stepping of the lower wall. Above to the 
border line is a small figured pattern of unsual warmth of color. The border is an excellent 
copy of a cornice moulding. The ceiling is of inlaid wood effect, strikingly reproduced in 
paper. 


PLATE 20 


Ceiling No, 08031 
3216 per roll 
Book 5 


ga— Picture Rod No. 2N55 
1005 per foot 


Upper Wall 
No. 25490 
100050 per roll 
Book 5 


Ra 


il No. 1377 
5226 


per foot 


H—Decoration No. 35792 
3015 per yard, cut out 
Sp. 


-—Ornament No. 125883 
6030 each 
Sp 


ping No. 35791 
603 per yard 
Book 


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Novel—attractive—appropriate. 


The decoration of the room should portray its purpose. 


HE lower wall in this attractive public room is of burlap design in green, paneled 
to the Stein rail with a magnificent decoration, reversed at the bottom with strapping 
to join, forming the panels. From every point not touched by the strapping is placed 

the beautiful ornament. 
Above the Stein rail is the burlap design in brown, topped with the famous Monk 


¢ of plain tone, adds to the color harmony of the entire mode. 


frieze. ‘The ceiling being 


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Bottom Strip from 
Frieze 


gelling 
Same as upper wal 


Picture Rod No. 0225 
0804 per foot 


Frieze 
Same as on lower wall 


Upper Wall 

No. 07567 

2814 per roll 
Book 5 


Strip cut from Frieze 


Photo Rail No. 0670 
2412 per foot 


Frieze No, 7X186 
3015 per roll 
Book 1 


Wall No. 7X186 
3015 per roll 
Book 1 


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The uses of handsome friezes are varied. 


Each one carries an abundance of opportunities. 


HIS shows what a magnificent effect may be secured from an inexpensive frieze and 
wall pattern. 

The wall pattern, part way, is topped by the matched frieze cut-out. Directly 
over the photo rail is placed the bottom strip taken from the frieze. On the white and 
blue dotted upper, again appears the frieze cut-out in a different manner. A picture rod 
is at the ceiling angle, while the ceiling itself is of the same white and blue dot, paneled 
with the bottom strip of the frieze. 


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A wealth of color should be properly handled. 
The result—a strikingly handsome effect. 


T must be acknowledged that this sketch portrays two magnificent patterns, overflowing 
in beautiful colors. The lower wall is a stripe pattern, which panels in itself by reversing 
and mitering. ‘The upper wall is a most appropriate and handsome pattern specially 

designed for halls, dining-rooms_ or sitting-rooms. We show a cove moulding in the 
angle and a ceiling of plain ingrain upon which a panel is formed by the stripe cut from 
the lower wall. Truly, a bold, beautiful effect, with inexpensive papers. 


Ceiling T™No.® 08025 
3216 per roll, 
Book 5 


Panel Stripe cut 
from lower wall 


ove Moulding 
8040 per foot 


Upper Wall No 20660 
8040 per roll 
Spectal Book 3 


‘Lower Wall No. 15610 
6030 per roll 
Special Book 3 


Ceiling Tint No. 10001— — 


4020 per roll 


Crown Frieze 
No. 60845 


PLATE 23 


3015 per crown, cut out? 
a 


Special 1 


Background No. 12544 
4824 per roll 
Special 5 
Picture Rod 

No. 0225 
OS04 per foot 


Stripe No. 30444 
120060 per roll 
Special 1 


The daintiest of color is lavender. 


Tts own recommendation is sufficient. 


IMPLICITY paramount. Excellence unquestioned. Beautiful in the extreme. 
The lavender stripe is used to the door tops; a picture rod separates the 
magnificent crown frieze and its background; the ceiling is of pure white. Could 

a’ prettier room be possibly conceived ? . 


| KAYSER & ALLMAN 


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PLATE 24 


j\——Ceiling Tint 


—Panel Tint 


—Brown Aerochrome 
300150 per yard 
60 inches wide 


l——Aerochrome Orna- 


men 
See page, opposite 


—Green Aerochrome 
300150 per yard 
60 inches wide 


—Red Aerochrome 
300150 per yard 
60 inches wide 


Some prefer plain effects. 


This richness of blended color is found in but one material—Aerochrome. 


E show on this sketch three colors of the magnificent Aerochrome hand-blended 
wall hanging, which classes with the finest fresco work. This material is 60 inches 
(5 feet) wide, so that if desired it may be used as an upper or lower wall, without 
showing a seam, by using it around the wall instead of up and down, as regular wall 
hangings. 
On the page opposite, appear the Aerochrome Ornaments for home and_ public hall 
decorations. ‘These are all hand-blended and splendid for use as ornaments in panels or 
set pieces in vestibules, dining-rooms, ete. 


PLATE 25 


8 to set, as shown, 200100 per set 


Poster Panes: ATHLETIC GIRLS. 8 to set, as shown, 200100 per set. 


HIS plate is made up of Aerochrome Ornaments, Lodge Ornaments and Poster Panels. The Poster Panels are sold by 

the complete set of eight panels, as shown. We also show in center of plate a suggestion how these Poster Panels form 

a beautiful, artistic panel or frieze, by cutting out on a plain paper ground and alternating the Athletic Boys and Athletic 
Girls, edging with paper paneling or flat wood. 


Ornament No. 885, 15 x 25 ins., 300150 each Lodge Ornament No. 900, 22 x 24 ins., 400200 each 
Wy No. 886, 25x25 “ 340170 “ a ze No. 901, 14x28 “ 400200 ‘“ 
5 No. 890, 18x16 “ 300150 <“ % 3 No. 902, 23x30 “*“ 400200 ‘ 
= No. 895, 32x19 “ 400200 ‘ a a No. 903, 21x25 ‘“* 400200 “ 

Every scene different on Ornament No, 895, a 2 No. 904, 20x 28 “ 400200 “ 


se 4 No. 905, 23x 30 “ 400200 


PLATE 26 


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Ourt-or-Door Sports. Ser “D 


HUNT SCENES, ARABIAN SCENES AND OUT-OF-DOOR SPORTS 


HLESE exquisitely colored scenes are sold by the complete set of four different scenes to a set. 


They make up into 


beautiful panels or friezes, as shown, or may be run at distances apart and each one paneled separately if desired, 


merely by using a portion or whole of a paneling strip shown in our Sample Book of Paper Panelings. 


printed in a separate section. 


4 different scenes to a set. 
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Out-of-Door Sports, Sets “A,” “B,”’ete., 8x 20. 4 ‘s So aim 


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